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Among the morning Jail visitors yesterday
was a gentleman from San Antonio, Tex, who
called to see A. r. Parsons. The meeting be-
tween them was most cordial. 1t was ascer-
tanned that the visitor and Parsons had been
officers in the Texas legislature at or about the
same time. Parsons at one time lived in San
Antonio, and was very anxious to know of his
visitor if all his old friends had forsaken him
since he had gotten into trouble. When as
sured that none of them had forgotten
him. but sympathized deeply with him in his
present affliction, Parsons eyes became moist
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-16
ONE 4 FELLOWS.

The business Finished aud Adjourn.
ment Effected.
Aberdeen, Dec. l5.-The one state
convention organized with III. q. Pres
ton, of Mitchell, as temporary chairman,
and George Rice. of Flsndrau, IS per-
manens chairman.
A letter was read from Bill Springer
favoring the one state movement.
The convention adopted the following
memorial:
To the congress- Of the United States:
The people of Dakota, assembled in
delegate convention, respectfully repre-
sent that they are DESTROYS OF the adj
mission OF the territory as q state into
the federal union. We possess sufficient
population to entitls us to representa-
TOE in the house of representatives IN
case Of admission. We earnestly Pc
tition the passage OF an act authorizing
the election OF delegates to a constitu-
tional convention, to the end that the
constitution SO framed may be submitted
to a vote OF the: people for ratification at
the next general election, Submitted
herewith are statistics showing the pop
lation of Dakota by counties; also stat
istics showing the present development
Of the territory. to which we invite your
attention. and pray for favorable con-
sideration.
The following committee was appoint.
ed to 20 to Washington aud present the
memorial and lobby for admission a. o
whole:
81 H<
l.. g. johnson, at large, Of Brown; NJ.
L. Mccormack, Grand Forks; w. e.
Dodge, Fargo district; Hon. Granville u.
Bennett. O. b. MCCARTHY, PENNINGTON /;
Ex-Gov. Pennington, Yankton; Robert
a. Mcbride, Dawson Anthony Garrett,
Pembina; @. II. Wiuecr. Minnehaha; f,
a. Gale, Lincoln; OF. Mccoy, Brown;
j. A. Lee, Day; COL. Wm. Thompson ,
Bnrleigh; J, A. Frye, Stutsmen.
Three hundred delegates we're present
in person and 200 by proxy and some
300 assigned to the convention did not
respond to the call.
At ten O'Clock this evening the conven-
ton adjourned.
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Drew tho Line At sIarks.

There is Q story st Washington to the
effect that during q session Of congress
one winter Col Morrison, then 8 mem
Der OF the house from Illinois, fell very
i'll, and for some time his recovery was
regarded AS impossible One day. while
be wes at the lowest, two OF his al.
Ieagues-Cannon and Springer-yisited
his bedside. They thought that he was
about TO die. and he appeared 10 SHARE
their belief. They said ali thev
could TO cheer him. and az last
Cannon symp1thetically asked: tsWelI,
Bill is there anything I can do
Tor yOu2" The colonel was very
weak, indeed; he could not speak above
2 WHISPER. He managed by e supreme
effort to stretch ont his right hand and
place IL on Cannon's in al moment his
face frightened and he whispered:
Eyes, joe, there is d thing You can do
il You will, and I would like to hare
your PROMISE Certainly, Bill, What
ever il ia I will do it," replied Cannon.
eagerly. Well, Joe, I may not get well.
II seems TO me that I can hear the bells
on the other shore already, HI dis I
4 suppose there will be the usual per-
performance in the house. /
shall be credited with 8 lot oil
virtues which I never possessed
and Q lea Of funeral eloquenco will be
wasted over mo-. There's Springer; he
will talk-he can NOT help it. Let kim
talk. There's Dick Townshend-ol
Conrse, Dick will have to talk. LED him
talk IL can not hurt me after I am gone
But, Joe,v whispered Morrison, anxious
~, sit Spsrks attempts 10 sag anything
on the OCCASION waDt yon TO move the
previous question. Promise me that
and I shall Die in peace" Col. Morrison
happily recovered, but 1t Is said theirs
has always been . eoldnesa h.tWeer
6rsxks and himsslt since.
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Yankton Chapter No. 4. II. A. KIN
Memoriam.
The angel OF death has appeared 81
the outer court OF our tabernacle and re-
moved the sentinel who guarded its en-
trance.
TRUMAN L. PRATT
has gone to his eternal rest and has
caused vacancy in this chapter which
can never be filed by . companion more
faithful. His masonic life has been
characterized By . strict punctual and
conscientious performance OF duty. On.
ostentatlous in demesnor, disinterested
in action he enjoyed the we'll deserved
love and esteem OF his companions.
While deeply mourning our loss, we feel
consoled IN the nrm belief that he has
entered through the walls the into holy OF
holies where the Grand High Priest OF
heaven and earth has rewarded him with
eternal bliss.
He enjoyed the respect and confidence
of ali who knew him and his death is
incurred and regretted. He was q good
father, kind husband and an honored
citizen.
To his grief stricken widow we tender
our deep and heartfelt sy mpathy. For
consolation and support in her dire
afilction we direct her to look to Him
who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb.
May he in His ipfiuite mercy aid and
comfort her. We. his companions, bow
our heads 10 humble submission to God
who gave. and who has taken away.
WIZ. BLATr.
d. FRANK ETTEB.
e. G. SMITH.
Committee.
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DAKOTA CONVERSATIONS.

CONTRARY TO the Aberdeen dispatches,
.Hyde county was not represented at the
one state convention.
The Parkaton G. a. r. and Sons 81
Veterans will have q public installation
10 the Methodist chproh IN January.
Fred Grant, OF Grand Forks. who
forged the name OF his employer to q
check for $l25 has consented to return
from Winnipeg without extradition.
Austin, a.young man charged at Mitoh-
hell with stealing wheat, and ous ON
bail. wal given Bp by his bondsmen. He
had bought a ticket and was about to
skip.
Judge Palmer opened court at Salem
Tuesday, bur as NO cases were ready he
adjourned until Wednesday morning.
after rebuking the lawyers for not being
prepared.
A course OF lectures by the members
OF the Brookings college faculty has
been arranged, and President McLouth
Opened the course Tuesday evening with
an address on Galilee.
Preparations are nov being made for
q big celebration upon the completion
OF the Illinois Central railroad TO Sioux
Falls. The hu:rah will be carried ont
ON o grand scale. An excursion train
from Cherokee, To-, will be one OF the
features OF the OCCASION.
Frank Hardman, an !ca dealer, had q
dispute with the proprietor Of a leading
gambling house in Sioux Falls and
lodged information against him for
allowing games Of chance TO run in his
place. This had the effect Of darkeninR
all the gambling houses in the oity
Wednesday nirht.
d. Ross, q travelling man from New
York, raschai Watertown a compile of
days since end lett his vallse in the Chi
csgo & Northwestern baggage room
from which it was stolen by one Doug
herty, who, in company with Charles
Parker disposed Of . part Of the CON
tents only to be arrested and semi TO the
county Jail to await the action OF the
grand jury.
While crossing the Missouri river. 20
miles below Bismarck, Tuesday night,
a family consisting of Ohas. Whaien,
wife and daughter were drowned. They
lost che road and she team passed 80
near q large air hole. that the ice broke
and the animals and people were
lost. The bodies have not been found,
and II is not likely that they will be, as
they have been carried under the ice.
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it should be understood that he does mo-
represent Yankton county in the
! Capacities named. He represents only
seventeen of the WI Thousand voters oil
the county, that being the number which
{ ssembled IN mass convention and sent
him to Aberdeen.
Bulletin: The Herald this week is for
frse trade, with Hughes Esst in the role
OF leading editorial writer; against diyi-
sion; against prohibition; in favor of
the Noonans; silent on insane asylum
matters; opposed to so many people
fseing killed with shot guns.
Anew time card goes into effect on
the Milwaukee road on Sunday next,
which changes the time of the arrival
and departure OF two of the trains which
through this city. The train which
at present arrives from the east at ll:4l
a. N. will arrive at 1920 q. IL. and the
train from the west which reaches Yank-
tod at 1850 at present will arrive at Ais
after Sunday. The YanktoD and Sioux
City passenger will leave ct $40 a. m.
and arrive ut 1905 p. m. as OF present.
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Faith I'm Ree,y.

Philadelphia, Dec. 4-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Kelly
motor company was held in this city
to-day, and was attended by about
seventy-fve stockholders representing
nearly seventy Thousand shares. The
board of directors in their report arrive
at the tsss..awing conclusions:
The directors ere more than ever Bat
iafied that the enterprise is absolutely
based npon5t the application of q new
motive power. That MraKeely has mn
derestimated in many particulars the
time necessary to the acmpletion OF his
work. That, Notwithstanding the doubts
expressed in some quarters the board
still has high hopes, q steady, and, in
fact, q wonderful progress having beer
made in Mr.. Kesly's work. That the
chief difficulties have been removed and
and Nc are now in sight OF the results.
DIR. Keely made q long report in
which he reviews his work sinea 1882,
when he was engaged in the co~nstruc~
tion OF generator Tor the purpose OF
securingsa vaporic or etherio force from
water and cir, bnt which when complet-
ed found to be impraoticable owing TO
impossibility OF securing graduation.
After o succession of experiments, he
says, he produced In March, 1886, what
he termed q liberator, which could be
operated ia conjunction with the Rener-
ator, and was o vast stride 10 advance OF
anything accomplished hitherto. Mean
while phenomens had been unfolded to
him, opening O new field Of experiment,
as the result OF which he became poHess.
! ed Of 9 new and important discovery.
Hereafter he shall not require either
the generator or liberator, and his
will be conducted without
either the yaporic or ethsric. What name
to give this new form OF force he docs not
know, but the basis OF it all is yibratory
sympathy. IL may be divided, too into
negative and Sympathetic attraction !.
these two forms " force being the an
| tithesIs Of each other. He would fix no
time for the completion Of his work, but
his ultimate success, he still holds, will
be greater than even his most sanguine
advocates have predicted. II wouid
have been better, perhaps, ut the time
be changed base to have let IL be known
than to have encouraged o belief that
he was still engaged on his etheric and
vaporic forces. Among the work yet TO
be done is the construction OF q synpa.
thetic machine OF q very delicate charac-
ter. While this will be q perfect vibra-
tory structure itself. its function Id 10
complete the work Of graduation or gov
eYning OF the force.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-16

ahoo. the elegant line OF holiday goods
they have sesn at Kehn's. Meet two
little Bnyys on the street and you wi!i
hear them conysrsing about the hand
some little suits and Over Goats they
have seen at Kahn's, In short you will
find the public unanimous in their praise
of Kahn b Cos. establishment. Gall
before the assortment is broken.
101, 3rd st. Corner Douglas Avenue.
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WANTED.

A Purchaser of Half Interest in
the Dakota Iron Works mt
Yankton.
The death of e. J. Anderson late OF
the firm Martin and Anderson. leaves an
opportunity for an experienced machin-
ist to purchase 8 half interest in > well
established foundry and machine shop
doing q good business in rapidly grow
ing and very promising portion OF the
west. The oaiy foundry and msohhii
shop in town and well equipped with
machine tools and foundry. sppurten-
ances. Address: JoHN MARTIN.
Yankton, Dakots.
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Read Thisi

For Tho finest smoked meats,
including hams, bacon, ahoul-
dars. cured u home and IN the
best styls. call ct the Broadway
meat market. Also thu finest
fresh mssts and fowls, snd lard
IN cans, pals and bulk.
sr1Ia 4 FsspnAr,
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gresa a,la 9akutaian
ANTON. D. r. DEC. le, 1887.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

SS MILWAUKEE, d HT. PAUL RAILBoAhi
EsSsf&S first east bound passenger train leaves q,
gS&<e3 m each day, except Sunday. Close con.
NH668bns for Chicago and the east.
Nss21sSS second cast bound passenger train leavea
EH&ft}15sD p. m. each. day except Sunday. Close
sdd4& ctions for Chicago and the east.
@sSsgHx@ first passenger train from the east arri-
aS3fS{t 1871 a m. each day, except Sunday.
MaT4e second passenger from the east, arrives
yy946 day except sunday at 10:05 p. m. !.
NsgA5%S6e aouom lnod alton Train from tho west and
Sn6Sd5h arrives ct 90 q. M. and departa at Q .06
xs6E4 for the east each day excepting Sundays.
regular passenger train from the west
kx9uiaT west bound passenger leaves each day
ex6spt sunday at II 80 p. M. Ne baggage trans-
esstsd on Recommendation trains.
0nrcAao d NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD,
Esasenger trains leave for tbs east and north
- III exGot Sunday, at 8.20 .. m. and 4 D. M,
Aad arrive from the east and north ut $3.50 p. m.
decentralization trains leave for the east and
north daily, except sunday, Mt =. M, and
arrive from the cast At 1.80 p. m.
Sunday passenger trains leave for the east ut
SstsA, a., and arrive from tho east at 9de .. m.
All freight trains carry passengers.
9nnkton Postofaoe Hours and Regulations.
1hes delivery windows are opened each dag
sQo1ndnys oDoeptedl al 300 =. M.
Ihs delivery windows CLOSE 1t 500 m.
pssSmsns opens a N ]. and closes At 40 ..
on Hundays the delivery Window are kept
from e:ls 70 i0:<6 =. m. The lobby Of the
uEodaSion Of persons renting look boxes.
1AiIa going east via O., Il. d "a. p. b, n.
5UloeeHt 9 p. M, and 3 m, 6undAys excepted.
MA1tR going west and north via the Chicago.
MILWAUKEE, 4 vt. Paul railroad close ct %.
mssHnndays excepted.
Mkils going cast and north by chicago 3
Norkhwestern railroad close st . .. m.
EAstsrn mails via Chicago d st Paul railroad
Akktysa 1t 9:25 p m. and e:10 2. m.
@Antern mail via Chicago d Northw8stern
Hsaes mails close 1t . O'Clock .. M. except
the NAobrar.
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MUCH OF MYslsRY.

The Railroad Surveyors workiDs fre..
Sioux Fails Move Wastward-ATo Town
site sYndleate
Mention has been made of the initia
movements OF q squad OF surveyors wht
started ont OF Sioux Falls q few day sge
and run q line in q southwest direction
from that city. The Sioux Falls Press
Of the 14th contains the following add.
tionRl information concerning these sur.
veyors:
There seems to be considerable mys-
terry attached to the Duluth survey now
being raj toward the southwest. men
ton of which was made in yesterday
mornings Press. Yesterday e A. Sher.
man dove over the new survey aud
caught the surveying party ak miles
from town. He says there are twelve
men under 4. 2. Dobson OF Mitchell,
and they are as close mouthed as O clam.
But he was informed the survey was
being paid for by q town.site syndicate.
What town syndicate be was unable to
learn.
Starting from the Duluth depot
grounds IN Folsom's addition the line
ls run across q corner of Clark Coats
farm, then CIRCLES west to south across
the old fsir ground and crosses the river
at BrouRhton's crossing two miles south
west Of the city. When the line be.
tween Minnehata and Turner counties
is struck they bear direct west on it.
Inquiries made around town leads to
the opinion that this survey will be e1-
tended west on the line between Mime.
hans and Turner, McOook and
Turner, and McCook and Hutchin-
son counties, end then will
striok southwest disgonally through
Hutchinson county, passing through
Ollvet and on through Charles Mix
county to Wheeler, the county seat
of this county, and on the
Missouri river, where it is claimed 10 an
excellent place for 8 railroad bridge
across the Big Maddy.
There is one thing certain, il isn't q
Yanton surveying party, nor Parker,
nor LenEox or any other aspiring towns
be on the different talked of extensions
Of the Duluth from this city. And
enough wac also learned to know that
the party is not In the employ of Mitch
ell.
4AO 6ASoeVhtso ia okA GspNlA0A
to the work lie the town site Syndicate.
Who is in it?
In the Press Of the 18th is given this
paragraph:
There was much speculation yesterday
In relation to the survey now being
made, starting from the Duluth depot
grounds in this city and running toward
the southwest. There we're many IN
quiries among real estate men. In the
morning people thought e. A. Sherman
know what it meant, bat developments
during the day proved he did not. The
fact that he went to st. Paul by the first
train. goes to show that be does not, and
, further, probably means that he is going
to find out if possible who is running
the line.
II Mr.. Sherman is in the dark it lie
probable that the surveyors are not
operating under orders from the Mani
toba, as Mr.. Sherman is interested with
that company in the Duluth line and is
in its sesss.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-16
LOCAL LACOR CH.

EL.5[a3f AVNA0 NHs ~ 9tRG84
The choral union rehearses this even.
ing.
Hogs sold on the streets to-day for
$3.50.
The pipe organ for Christ church ar
rived at noe to-day.
Tickets for the choral union concert
are on sale at Howard's book store.
Everything any one q possibly
want for holiday uae csn be found in
the stores Of Yankton.
This variety Of weather. will DON use
up the ice bridge. a freeze before
Christmas would suit the merchants.
Alderman Noonsn had = painfully
,meditatiye look ON his face to-day and it
is suspected that one more has occurred
10 him.
The Joe crop IS not yet number n
hard in quality. but there is time. There
il always time in q Dakota winter for ice
TO grow.
A Yankton business man announces
ON his letter heads that he runs his in
stitutlon BY Hydraulic water power.
Tha hschs,o,s non to-n;.ht a. .ho
Merchants hotel Dancing commences
~ ;n.ands = ns-.;o;nata !. re,nastad
- 10 s. t;,na
Few, HoY;no s.van vaa, ala .cn
~. a-;nn ,srma. ,iv;nc. hrr,
s.aIva riIsa ass. II .Ysnlton d,ad =,
800 ,a.t -a,ar;nr Arosba, cbila !,
s;or and Il MOI arnaossd g. liy..
The lovol legion formerly known :,
.thi hsna Il hopen viii meet In "a,
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ssuer Kraut st stienbaoh's; also CAL
bsge and other vegetables.


Real Estate Transfers.
During the month OF December up &c
to-day the following warrantee deeds
have been recorded in the register OF
deeds office in this city. Others are on
hand which;are mot recorded:
Holger Anderson to Jonn Gevik, W y
OF Sc Ii ard the 8 Of the 9 9 ID of
section IA, township 81. 800.
Geo. W. Roberts TO r. T. mclaughlin,
lot 10, block 10, north Yankton, $75.
Christ Jensen to q. G. Peterson, lot ~,
block 10, north Yankton. $50.
Geo. E. Hawlsy and A. u. Colby 10
James A. Danforsh, building on lot f in
3. O. Fargo's subdivision OF block 26, in
Yankton 5 $500.
J. 7. Sargent to E. NJ. O'Brien, lots /
and 2. block IL, in Taylor and sargent's
addition. $500.
Geo. W. Roberts TO Daniel Whedden,
. u of lots 7,8, 9. block "a, b. q, Fowler
addition. $3.50.
N. e. Wright to =. s. Long, the Q W Il
Of section 35, township So, range 81,
1880.
Milton Stone to George Murphy, lot
g, block 40, lower Yankton, Sl04.
William 81. Lang to F. d. Gamble
lot s. block "a, Eithsrspoon's Ysnkton
$500.
al. W. Stevens TO =. B. Uonlson, lots
II and Is, block SO. lower Yankton, $500
Albert Peck TO F. Haas, sw n of che
. " Of the 9 Q / Of section 20. township
"a, range 81. $500.
Ohas B. Taylor to Auguata Branch
lots !, s and .. block So. b. o. Ash's ad-
dition, 5000.
Catherine BerRoldt to e. Bergoid. land
IN the 8 . OF the Q " .oi the n " Ia oil
section II, township 90, range IS, $50.
~ E.aph aalar~-ard 1a.1a eaInne nv.xa,.
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a R u.

TO all who are suffering from tho error nd
indiscr~ lions of youth, nervous weakness. early
decay. losso OF manhood, Ac., ! will send a rscipe
that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered By . missionary In south
America Send e self-sddressed snyolsps 70 the
xAy. JosxxH r. IxMAs. Ssssisa I, NV FORK otsx
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DIR. Il
N T
Successor to DR.. Keyes.


YANKTUN,
Dentistry in .il its branches. Fine Gold
Fittings q specially. Teeth Mounted on Geld,
Rubber or Celluioid plates.
A tooth broken of at the Gam can be re-
placed By Grating an Artificial Gown With
ont extracting the rector yareing OF . plate.
This New Method gives the bess Of satisfactios
and IA rapidly gaining popular favor.
GAGSAduinistered and teeth extracted posi-.
lively without pain ovcry one csn take Nitroul
Oxide Mas with perfect safety, even those Haae-
ferinR With innS or hexrt disease.
Neuralgia OF tho worst form. no matter how
long standing. permanently cured by . new
treatment In from one 70 three appiications.
An operatioua p formed with care and sk II
| Consultation free.
ED-Ofice open day and evening.
DIR. u. F. KELLOGG,
Lyons Block. Third strsss. .YAnktsn.
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SHILOH's OATARRH RE MEDIA
positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and
Oanker Mouth. Sold BY DIR. VaHderhule.